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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1948

Page

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Primary registration urged ahead of Hamilton County vote

Hamilton County PAC urges unregistered voters to register Friday, Saturday or Monday at the Board of Elections 622 Sycamore Street. Registration hours run 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday and Monday and 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday. registration closes from Monday through May 5. The mayoral primary features Ray T. Miller opposing Frank J. Lausche for the Democratic governor nomination, with labor groups pressing for a pro labor slate.

Nares Hamilton County Pac SUS Satu BEE Ee Board of Elections Sycamore Street Ray T. Miller Frank J. Lausche Miller CIO Enhas Horsement

Trailers On Mud Flat Highlight Veterans Housing Plight

In Lorain Ohio a memorial stands in a small park amid a dreary housing project. Veterans returned from World War II face deplorable, overcrowded dwellings as Congress and the Ohio Legislature ignore a real solution.

Congress Ohio Ainderway Ohio Cio Lorain Albert J. Zack CIO Lorain Cio Council Heaven

Steaks and Slaughterhouse Strife Spur Wage Fight

An examination of packinghouse conditions and a wage strike reveals brutal work, nauseating odors, and dangerous lines. It traces packer monopolies, inflation, and policy impacts on farmers and consumers, noting 1947 profits of 144 million for the Four Packers and the broader drive against price controls.

Swift-Armour-Cudahy-Wilson OPA

Douglas urges democracy over militarism in UF speech

U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas at the University of Florida warned that policy based only on anti communism will fail. He urged liberal humanitarian programs and sanctions to aid democrats abroad while condemning broad branding of liberals as communists.

U.S Supreme Court William O. Douglas University of Florida Douglas Russia

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Cincinnati Labor PAC Board of Elections Jack Kroll National Cio-Pac Elston and Hess Hamilton County Roosevelt Dewey America Veterans Albert J. Zack Lorain National Tube Company By Homer Ayres Federated Press Gainesville, Fla
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